Dufy
[ dy-fee ]
/ düˈfi /
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noun
Ra·oul [ra-ool], /raˈul/, 1877–1953, French painter, lithographer, and decorator.
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How to use Dufy in a sentence
What the Nazis did not care for was largely contemporary and abstract art, the likes of Chagall and Dufy and Klee, to name a few.
Dufy has a formula for making pictures; he has a clich for a tree, a house, a chimney, even for the smoke coming out of a chimney.
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British Dictionary definitions for Dufy
Dufy
/ (French dyfi) /
noun
Raoul (raul). 1877–1953, French painter and designer whose style is characterized by swift calligraphic draughtsmanship and bright colouring
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